Hi! I'm Grant.
Is there anything more satisfying than trying to figure something out, finally getting it, and then sharing it with someone else who will appreciate it? Or taking some piece of knowledge, passing it on to someone, and getting to witness their "ah ha" moment?
For over a decade, I've been developing software in a variety of settings and industries, focusing primarily on C# and the .NET stack, but branching into React, Erlang, and whatever else the job calls for. I'm a constant learner with an appreciation for good docs, DevOps, and the Agile process. I enjoy a good challenge, producing clear and maintainable code, and sharing what I learn with others.
If you found something interesting and want to reach out, leave a comment on the article that brought you here, or at the bottom of this page, or via this contact page. And if something was really helpful and you'd like to thank me, I won't turn down a cup of java! ☕
Pet Projects
I don't have time for a lot of side projects, especially since each one requires some level of tlc forever to stay relevant, but I've got a few:
- Generate Links for Headers (browser addon)
- Hide Comments Everywhere (browser addon)
- GhostSharp (C# wrapper around the Ghost API)
Experience
Sr Software Developer
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Technical Editor
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Sr Software Developer
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Software Developer
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Software Developer
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Education
Franklin University While holding a full-time job and starting a family, I gradually worked towards my degree, earning it Summa Cum Laude with a 4.0 GPA. |
Volunteering
Judge for Believe in Ohio Participated as a judge in the annual student STEM entrepreneurship program, assessing commercialization and business plans in the regional and state final competitions. |
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Mentor on Exercism As a mentor, I was able to help others learn more about C#. I get to meet them where they're at, and encourage them to take the next step... and in the process, I learned more too. |
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Contributor on Stack Overflow I enjoyed helping others by sharing what I'd learned. Platforms like Stack Overflow allow developers to help one another through the tough spots, and it was nice to give back once in awhile. |
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